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Yahoo
10-05-2025
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Telos First Quarter 2025 Earnings: Beats Expectations
Revenue: US$30.6m (up 3.4% from 1Q 2024). Net loss: US$8.60m (loss widened by 17% from 1Q 2024). US$0.12 loss per share (further deteriorated from US$0.10 loss in 1Q 2024). This technology could replace computers: discover the 20 stocks are working to make quantum computing a reality. All figures shown in the chart above are for the trailing 12 month (TTM) period Revenue exceeded analyst estimates by 4.8%. Earnings per share (EPS) also surpassed analyst estimates by 25%. Looking ahead, revenue is forecast to grow 28% p.a. on average during the next 3 years, compared to a 12% growth forecast for the Software industry in the US. Performance of the American Software industry. The company's shares are down 29% from a week ago. You still need to take note of risks, for example - Telos has 1 warning sign we think you should be aware of. Have feedback on this article? Concerned about the content? Get in touch with us directly. Alternatively, email editorial-team (at) article by Simply Wall St is general in nature. We provide commentary based on historical data and analyst forecasts only using an unbiased methodology and our articles are not intended to be financial advice. It does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell any stock, and does not take account of your objectives, or your financial situation. We aim to bring you long-term focused analysis driven by fundamental data. Note that our analysis may not factor in the latest price-sensitive company announcements or qualitative material. Simply Wall St has no position in any stocks mentioned. Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
01-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Ex-Politico Reporter Ryan Lizza Rips Former Outlet for ‘Censorship Campaign' Against His Substack
Ex-Politico reporter Ryan Lizza ripped his former outlet for engaging in an alleged 'censorship campaign' against his new Substack blog. Lizza, in an interview with the Columbia Journalism Review on Wednesday, said Politico is threatening him legally because he criticized the outlet for sucking up to President Trump. Earlier this week, Status reported that Politico believes Lizza violated a non-disparagement clause by launching his Substack, dubbed Telos. 'Politico is threatening a lawsuit, which could easily destroy Telos, unless I delete several articles from the Internet in their entirety, which I would never do. It's appalling that they would demand that a news organization delete critical reporting about Trump,' Lizza told CJR. 'I don't know what's going on over there, but John Harris [Politico's global editor-in-chief and a co-founder] and Mathias Döpfner [CEO of Axel Springer, Politico's owner] should be embarrassed.' He added the 'good news' is that everyone in the Politico newsroom backs his Substack and not their 'corporate overlords.' Lizza, when he launched his Substack last week, further blasted Politico, saying it was one of several outlets that would 'grovel' before the president. And this week on Telos, he said Politico has demanded he remove several articles, including one in which he said the outlet made a 'regrettable mistake' by sending a reporter to CPAC to 'smooth things over' with the White House. 'I think Politico's censorship campaign against Telos validates my initial, quite mild criticism about how Politico's editorial leadership is not equipped to meet this moment,' Lizza told CJR on Wednesday. 'They seem frozen in a pre-Trump mindset about where we are in America when it comes to political journalism. The good news is that it's never too late to do better. John Harris is getting up there in age.' He added: 'He probably only has a few more years left in the business, so hopefully this episode will nudge him to do some self-reflecting about how he wants to be remembered. Does he really want to be remembered for accommodating himself to Trump and suing journalists over criticism?' Before launching his Substack, Lizza was Politico's chief Washington correspondent for six years. His exit came after he had to stop co-authoring Playbook for Politico last year after his ex-fiancée Olivia Nuzzi's 'personal relationship' with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. surfaced. On that topic, Lizza did not have much to tell CJR. He criticized Puck's Dylan Byers as 'by far the dumbest reporter' he dealt with during that situation — Byers declined to comment to CJR — but said the full story will have to be shared 'another day.' 'Suffice it to say that it is the craziest experience I have ever been through in my life, and the full story is a hundred times crazier than what people know,' he concluded. The post Ex-Politico Reporter Ryan Lizza Rips Former Outlet for 'Censorship Campaign' Against His Substack appeared first on TheWrap.
New York Post
29-04-2025
- Politics
- New York Post
Politico slaps reporter Ryan Lizza with cease-and-desist order after he criticized bosses over Trump coverage: report
Politico has reportedly fired off cease-and-desist letters and threats of legal action against former correspondent Ryan Lizza, who slammed the outlet's coverage of the Trump administration after his departure. Lizza last week launched his own Substack newsletter called Telos News, his first move since quitting Politico, which placed him on leave last year after news broke of a sexting scandal involving his then-fiancee Olivia Nuzzi and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 4 Former Politico correspondent Ryan Lizza with then-fiancee Olivia Nuzzi. Olivia Nuzzi / Facebook After Politico tapped someone else to lead their newsletter and moved Lizza to their magazine, he announced his departure and signed a non-disparagement clause – which Politico is arguing he broke by launching Telos, according to a report in Status, a newsletter by Oliver Darcy. Politico and Lizza did not immediately respond to The Post's requests for comment. In his Telos newsletter, Lizza has taken aim at traditional media outlets for bending the knee to President Trump and being too fearful to report harshly on the White House, alleging there has been a 'democratic backsliding in Washington.' He issued a broad attack on mainstream media, but mentioned Politico in particular – prompting the outlet to send him a cease-and-desist letter ordering him to remove the post, according to Status. 4 Political journalist Olivia Nuzzi and Ryan Lizza at the White House Correspondents' Dinner after party in 2023. Getty Images for CBS News Lizza then penned articles about Politico's attempts to censor him, and alleged that the company had killed a podcast he had recorded with Jonathan Rauch, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, comparing Trump's presidency to authoritarian rule, according to the report. More cease-and-desist letters followed, along with an alleged threat of legal action from Politico's top lawyer, according to Status. Lizza called the letter 'disturbing,' and Politico's attempt to muzzle him a 'scorched-earth campaign of censorship demands' brought on by 'some mild criticism about its editorial leadership's approach to covering Trump.' 4 Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was involved in a sexting scandal with Olivia Nuzzi. AP 'If they move forward with frivolous litigation, I assure you that Telos will defend itself vigorously and successfully,' Lizza told Darcy, adding that he does not currently have legal representation. He also challenged John Harris, Politico's editor-in-chief, and Mathias Dopfner, chief executive of parent company Axel Springer, to sit down with him live on Substack for a debate. 4 Ryan Lizza took aim at mainstream media, particularly Politico, in his newsletter. 'John and Mathias should admit that their campaign of censorship was a terrible mistake, retract their demands, and apologize,' Lizza told Darcy. It's unclear whether any legal action against Lizza is planned.
Yahoo
23-04-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Ryan Lizza Says Politico Hit Him With a Cease and Desist Over Substack Criticizing Trump Coverage
Former politico reporter Ryan Lizza said Tuesday that lawyers for his previous employer sent him a cease and desist order in response to comments he made about the outlet's coverage of Donald Trump, and have ordered him to take down not just those comments but the entire article in which they appeared. Lizza, who for 6 years was Politico's Chief Washington Correspondent as well as co-author of its 'The Playbook' newsletter, revealed Monday that he was no longer affiliated the with website in an essay announcing the launch of his new Substack newsletter, Telos. Lizza hadn't actually written for Politico for nearly 6 months by that point, having gone on leave after becoming collateral damage in his ex-fiancee Olivia Nuzzi's ethical scandal over her affair with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. But in his debut Telos post, Lizza said the 'main reason' he left Politico was because 'their style of political coverage is not meeting the unprecedented moment of democratic peril we are facing.' As part of a larger argument that major media is failing in how it covers the things, Lizza also wrote, 'I saw up close how easy it was for a media conglomerate to grovel before the Trump administration when the wrong people are in charge.' Lizza also criticized the outlet for allowing one of its reporters to participate in the Conservative Political Action Conference, which he described as a 'regrettable mistake,' and alleged it was an attempt to make nice with Trump. Politico objected to this and, Lizza wrote on Tuesday, is accusing him of violating a non-disparagement clause in the agreement he signed when he left. The company is also demanding he take down the article in its entirety. Lizza for his part refuses to do so, and in his defense argues he didn't actually disparage Politico. 'Writing that 'Politico made a regrettable mistake' is the definition of respectful criticism. Far from being of little worth, I believe Politico is important—and I also believe there's a lot of room for improvement and I'm not going to be censored or intimidated by legal threats.' 'I'm holding out the possibility that the letter was sent to me in a moment of pique by an otherwise well-meaning Politico attorney before the editorial staffers—many of whom I know would be appalled by this kind of a request—were informed,' Lizza also wrote. 'I hope cooler heads prevail here, and I hope that my friends at Politico will think carefully about whether they really want to go around censoring journalists.' The post Ryan Lizza Says Politico Hit Him With a Cease and Desist Over Substack Criticizing Trump Coverage appeared first on TheWrap.
Yahoo
22-04-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Ryan Lizza blasts Politico on his way out, looks to move on after ex-fiancé's RFK Jr. tryst
Ex-Politico reporter Ryan Lizza blasted his former employer on Monday, suggesting the news organization is not meeting the mark during "the unprecedented moment of democratic peril" he believes America is facing under President Donald Trump. Lizza became tabloid fodder last year when it was revealed his ex-fiancé, former New York Magazine writer Olivia Nuzzi, had been inappropriately involved with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who she covered for the magazine. The pair called off their engagement. Lizza was initially placed on leave from Politico as Nuzzi accused him of blackmail and harassment, but she ultimately withdrew a protective order against Lizza, who was welcomed back to Politico with a diminished role. Lizza announced on Monday that he had left Politico and started a Substack called Telos. "The main reason? Their style of political coverage is not meeting the unprecedented moment of democratic peril we are facing," Lizza wrote in Telos' debut article. 'The View' Calls Out 'Conflict Of Interest' In Ny Mag Reporter's 'Personal Relationship' With Rfk Jr. "I know that sounds dramatic, but the gap between what is actually happening in Washington and how it was being framed and reported became much too wide," he continued. "This new publication, Telos, is my modest attempt to do things better." Read On The Fox News App Lizza suggested that at Politico "the wrong people are in charge" and accused his former employer of groveling to Trump. "I saw up close how easy it was for a media conglomerate to grovel before the Trump administration when the wrong people are in charge," Lizza wrote. "After Trump attacked Politico for selling subscriptions to the federal government, Politico made a regrettable mistake," he continued. "To smooth things over, they sent our White House reporter to be an onstage guest at CPAC, a sewer of media bashing and cheerleading for the degradation of our democracy where some activists were publicly organizing an unconstitutional third term for Trump—in other words, a coup." Reporter Olivia Nuzzi's Sexting With Rfk Jr. Lizza was referring to Politico White House Bureau Chief Dasha Burns, who interviewed special presidential envoy Richard Grenell at the 2025 edition of CPAC in February. Burns did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital. Lizza then declared that the Trump administration is "psychologically disorienting" to many in Washington. "A friend of mine who served in Iraq once tried to explain to me how psychologically disorienting warfare can be for soldiers the first time they're in full-scale combat. It's so horrific, so unlike any human experience, that the initial instinct is to deny that what's happening is actually happening. That's the psychology that has seized many newsrooms, law firms, and other elite institutions in Washington for months. We need to wake up," he wrote. New York Mag Puts Reporter Olivia Nuzzi On Leave For Alleged 'Personal Relationship' With Rfk Jr. In a follow-up piece on Tuesday, Lizza said Politico ordered him to delete the initial article because it violated his non-disparagement clause. Lizza declined to delete the article and essentially doubled down on the criticism. "I hope cooler heads prevail here, and I hope that my friends at Politico will think carefully about whether they really want to go around censoring journalists," he wrote. Politico did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Nuzzi has maintained that she never had a physical relationship with Kennedy, her former reporting subject, but did engage in "personal" communications. She left New York Magazine after a probe found "no inaccuracies nor evidence of bias" in her coverage. Kennedy's representatives have long denied any sort of physical relationship and said he had only met Nuzzi once. Lizza vehemently denied Nuzzi's harassment and blackmail claims. Fox News Digital's Joseph A. Wulfsohn contributed to this report. Original article source: Ryan Lizza blasts Politico on his way out, looks to move on after ex-fiancé's RFK Jr. tryst
